Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
The Ruler Of All the Russias Pays a
Friendly Visit to the Emperor
of the Germans.
he is Received ct Berlin by Ill the
N0lablas, Won Holiks Inciaded.
The People Enthusiastic.
! Exam Throws 8 Piece IF Pspzr in the
carriage, which tho Ezar Picks Up.
Tho AutocrGt Sad and Carcworn.
Germany.
NOT SURE THATIT Is CANCER.

BERLIN, Nov. l8-The Emperor viii
send another specialist &c San Reno al
though there is no change in the Crown
Pri. c3'5 condition. DR.. Mackenzie in a.
long communication 20 the press now
states that the three portions OF growth
which have been removed from the
Princes throat afford negative evidence
If cancer, and concludes with the Gsser-
ton that there is strong hope that q
cancer does not exist.
TAKES THE PLACE OF THE CROWN PRINCE.
BERLIN, NV 18.-A rdm3r is current
that Prince william takes the place Of the
Crown Prince IS President OF the Great
Council.
The Empress Of Germany is suffering
from paralysis OF the lower Jaw. Size has
been much affected by the condition Of
the Crown Prince.
THE CAR IN BERLIN.
BERLIN, Nov. 1S-The Car Of Russia
srriyed in Berlin this morning. The
preparations to receive him were in keep
ipg with his r&nk. At the depot were
gathered several Prussian princes, with
General Won MOlGke and all the generals
If the Berlin and Potsdam garrieons On
The arrival of the imperial train the Car
=
the depot, being accompanied by Prince
William and other Pruselan princes and
General Won M0ltke. The Gar and
Czqrins were driven TO the Embassy. The
Car with Prince William occupied an
open carriage drawn by four horses
Both wore Prussian uniforms. The
Czsrina and Princess william followed IL
i close Carriage. Dense crowds were
-, q T sro,5a
1enburg gate TO the Lehrte depot, and
the imperial party were greeted most
enthusiastically IS they passed along the
rhorOughfgre ca route to the embassy
All the princes Cf the Cars suite, mem
bers OF the Ru sian embassy and their
wives, and Pii2ce Bismarck aGd all the
P:Ussisn ministers AID generals will at
vend the banquet st the palace this even
Iiug. The Gar S1d Prince Wlllism
ERligated in iICnt OF Inc embassy at 10
and passed along in front of the guard Of
honor which was drawn up there, the
Princess ana CzasiE2 remained II t tnC,-
carriage. The Gar had intended to first
visit Emperor William, but he was
anticipated By The latter, who went to the
embassy and awaited TIE arrival CT the
Car. The Emperor was dressed in
Russian uniform snd wore his Russian
orders. He received the Cz4r
on his entering the embassy in q most
cordial manner. All the princes Who
we're at the depot followed the Cz1r to
tho embassy. After three fsgs Of the
Alexander regiment were delivered to the
Car the guard of honor aG the embassy
marched past the building before both
Emperors, who stood together st the
window. The Emperor remained st the
embassy three quarters OF an hour aud
then returned TO tee palace. he was
warmly cheered by the people, AT IL 80
the Car, accompanied oy General Won
WOrder, returned the EmDeror's visit.
TIE GRAND BANQUET.
BERLIN, Nov. Is Prince BismaTck's
visit to the Gar lasted al hour. The
visit was MADE st the request Of the Gar.
The CZ2riaa and her five children visited
Emperor William this afternoon. As the
Car and Prince William were driving
through K0enigs platz man threw pa
per into the carriage in which they were
riding. The occurrence for q moment
caused intense excitement among onlook-
ers The CZ2r took the paper and with
out opening it placed it under his cloak
The man who threw it is q stranger
in Berlin. He vas immediately seized by
police. Later-While the imperial party
we're passing through Inter der Linden
young man tried to throw j petition into
the Cars carriage. He wss arrested
st the state banquet this evening ninety
eight covers were laid. Prince Bismarck
and his wife and Count Herbert Bismarck
were present ct the banquet. The Car
snd his party left Berlin for ST. Peters
burg st $3.50 o'clock this evening.
BISMARCK CALLS.
BERLIN, Nov. 1S-Prince Bismarck
visited the Czsr at the embassy at
o'clock and afterWsrd received General
TlepVi1e, the Cars aide-de-d damp.
AN ENGLISH VIEW.
LONDON, Nov. lS.-The Times cores
pondent st Berlin says the enthusiasm
displayed by the peopleto-dsy was only
moderate, and it was difficult to decide
whether their cheers were for the Car or
Prince William. The Car is looking very
sad aud careWorn. The Car and Prince
William drove to the embassy in great
state. They occupied victoria, drawn
by four black horses, and were accom-
psned by two Outriders and MASTER of
horses, The Czsrina and Princess Will
liam we're more heartily cheered than were
their husbands. The spectators display
ed more curiosity than enthusiasm.